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The Story Behind the Design
This beautiful design titled Gulpaga meaning Waterhole in Yorta Yorta language represents water and the spiritual connection we have with water for drinking, food sources and swimming. and home of our fish and turtles.
The Artist Behind the Design - Kamara Morgan
Kamara grew up on Yorta Yorta country in Shepparton Victoria and is now living on Wurundjeri Country in Narrm known as Melbourne, Australia. Kamara expresses her Aboriginal culture and connection to Country through her artworks.
Kamara is proud to have grown up around her culture, she has a strong connection to her Indigenous community and country. She grew up watching her family members paint, this experience gave her the desire and confidence to pick up a paint brush herself to tell her story and the stories of her country and culture.
Features;
Nylon 8mm loop pile rug with TPR backing
Serge stitching with no-pull edges
Treated to guard against odours, mildew & static shock
Cleaning the rug
Vacuum Regularly. Avoid any cleaning agent with bleach or strong chemicals. It is best to try an area for colourfastness before using across a large area of the rug. We recommend to use a dry powder style of cleaner as they can be vacuumed out of the rug and do not leave any residue. When cleaning, always blot, and never scrub or rub abrasively. Avoid running vacuum directly over outer serged edge of carpet. This can create fraying. Clean spills immediately by blotting with a cloth or sponge. Remove any grease spots with ordinary dry cleaning solvents.
Professional or periodic cleanings using the power spray-extraction carpet cleaning method are recommended. You should have the smallest possible amount of cleaning chemical used when you hire a professional cleaner. Allow to dry flat on the floor.
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National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in the first week of July each year (Sunday to Sunday), to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn about First Nations cultures and histories and participate in celebrations of the oldest, continuous living cultures on earth. You can support and get to know your local Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander communities through activities and events held across the country.
The Story Behind the Design
This beautiful design titled Gulpaga meaning Waterhole in Yorta Yorta language represents water and the spiritual connection we have with water for drinking, food sources and swimming. and home of our fish and turtles.
The Artist Behind the Design - Kamara Morgan
Kamara grew up on Yorta Yorta country in Shepparton Victoria and is now living on Wurundjeri Country in Narrm known as Melbourne, Australia. Kamara expresses her Aboriginal culture and connection to Country through her artworks.
Kamara is proud to have grown up around her culture, she has a strong connection to her Indigenous community and country. She grew up watching her family members paint, this experience gave her the desire and confidence to pick up a paint brush herself to tell her story and the stories of her country and culture.
Features;
Nylon 8mm loop pile rug with TPR backing
Serge stitching with no-pull edges
Treated to guard against odours, mildew & static shock
Cleaning the rug
Vacuum Regularly. Avoid any cleaning agent with bleach or strong chemicals. It is best to try an area for colourfastness before using across a large area of the rug. We recommend to use a dry powder style of cleaner as they can be vacuumed out of the rug and do not leave any residue. When cleaning, always blot, and never scrub or rub abrasively. Avoid running vacuum directly over outer serged edge of carpet. This can create fraying. Clean spills immediately by blotting with a cloth or sponge. Remove any grease spots with ordinary dry cleaning solvents.
Professional or periodic cleanings using the power spray-extraction carpet cleaning method are recommended. You should have the smallest possible amount of cleaning chemical used when you hire a professional cleaner. Allow to dry flat on the floor.
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